Prisma Cloud - GraphQL database platform

I've been using Prisma Cloud for about a month now (I had early access) and have been happy so far. Of course, the beta had some bugs but that's to be expected. Aside from those bugs, it worked great. It's really fast to get up and running with a GraphQL server and database, letting you get back to developing the product. For someone who isn't great at DevOps (like me), this is a great product choice because of those reasons above. I think the team has done an excellent job and excited to see new features come as time goes by

Pros:

Fast, easy to use, intuitive, great UI

Cons:

Minor bugs during beta but to be expected

I've been using this in beta and absolutely love it! Congrats on the launch. Prisma Cloud is by far the quickest way to setup a stateful persistence layer that works seamlessly within today's microservice / serverless world.

You have to build products with Prisma! In my last client project, I used Prisma to rewrite an API and storage layer of a legacy system and what can I say? It was a breathe of fresh air! Implementing such a layer is usual a very boring task and it is pretty hard to get it right. Not with Prisma! It was actually a fun task. Excellent tech, combined with a welcoming and very supportive team allowed me to decrease the overall development time.

My client is running on Kubernetes and I had to deploy my Prisma service on their cluster as well. Nevertheless, I also had the chance to test drive Prisma Cloud and I will definitely considering it for my next production app. Graphcool is developing high quality technology!

Congrats on the launch. You rock! 🚀

Pros:

- Awesome deployment experience via CLI

- Built-in Databrowser

- No-Ops at its best

- Beautiful UI

- Awesome and super supportive team

Cons:

- Easier integration into own CI/CD pipeline

Prisma team is very supportive and are quite active on Slack.

Pros:

Quick to bootstrap a React & Graphql app.

Easy to collaborate in a team.

OOTB monitoring makes life easy.

Cons:

Would like to see multi Databases support very soon.

The prisma data model can be rigid some times and cannot support a few ER modelling.